Why is it NOT important to have a family systems approach?

You can make more money from participating

What is Couple Relationship Education (CRE)?

Providing couples with psychoeducation to improve communication

What component is NOT part of Emotional Security Theory?

SSRIs improve security within the family dynamic

The Family Communication Project does NOT provide psychoeducation, coaching, and skills training about

Improvements in Adolescent educational outcomes

What is the Fathering Vulnerability Hypothesis?

Destructive marital conflict has heightened adverse effect on fathers.

What were two Results of the study in the Cummings Article?

Family-wide intervention effects persisted over time.

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Father-adolescent attachment predicted:
Educational Outcomes
Adolescents’ self-reported levels of loneliness and social aptitude
Anxiety
Externalizing symptoms
2
Why is it NOT important to have a family systems approach?
Due to mixed posttest efficacy of these programs
Marital conflict affects all aspects of family functioning.
You can make more money from participating
Most couples involved in the program have children,
3
What is Couple Relationship Education (CRE)?
Finding the couples new potential partners
Funding to get parents’ GRE education
Teach destructive interparental techniques
Providing couples with psychoeducation to improve communication
4
Intervention which decreased interparental conflict and improve the of the relationship between parents had benefits
Child intelligence
Marital quality
Parenting skills
Parents’ conflict knowledge and conflict behavior
5
What component is NOT part of Emotional Security Theory?
The family unit is an essential unit of support
Feeling safety and confidence is determined by interpersonal relationships
SSRIs improve security within the family dynamic
Child's emotional security impacted by quality of their parents' relations
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It is typical for family interventions to include psychoeducation and coaching for parents and adolescents
False
True
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The Family Communication Project does NOT provide psychoeducation, coaching, and skills training about
The importance of security in family relationships
Effects Constructive vs. destructive types marital conflict and resolution
Parent-child conflict during adolescence
Improvements in Adolescent educational outcomes
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What does Destructive Interparental Conflict NOT predict?
School achievement
Subsequent decreases in parent-child relationship quality
Child maladjustment
Parent-adolescent relationship
9
What is the Fathering Vulnerability Hypothesis?
Fathers are more vulnerable to emotional abuse from the mother
Fathers are more vulnerable emotionally
Male kids are more susceptible to becoming fathers
Destructive marital conflict has heightened adverse effect on fathers.
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What were two Results of the study in the Cummings Article?
Family-wide intervention effects persisted over time.
Sronger impacts on changes in maternal attachment than paternal attachmen
Father academic outcomes improved
Sons were more likely to want to be fathers

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